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Sweating sickness, also
known as the
sweats,
English sweating sickness,
English sweat or
sudor anglicus in Latin, was a
mysterious and
contagious disease...
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Sweating sickness is "an acute, febrile,
tickborne toxicosis characterized mainly by a profuse,
moist eczema and
hyperemia of the skin and
visible mucous...
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Picardy sweat was an
infectious disease of
unknown cause and one of the only
diseases that
resembles the
English sweating sickness. The
Picardy sweat is also...
- years.
Elizabeth died
early in 1529, of what is
believed to be the
sweating sickness, and was
survived by her
three children, her husband, and her mother...
- died not long
after their mother.
Their death may have been due to
sweating sickness.
Provisions made for Anne and
Grace in Cromwell's will,
dated 12 July...
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later became Dukes of Suffolk. However, they
eventually died of the
sweating sickness within an hour of each other.
Between 1536–1543,
Charles gave his...
- whom
survived childhood:
Thomas Boleyn (1496 - 1506) died
young of
sweating sickness; Mary
Boleyn (c. 1499 – 19 July 1543); Mary
Carey (1520–1528); Mary...
- Leopold; Cochez,
Christel (7
January 2014). "Were the
English Sweating Sickness and the
Picardy Sweat Caused by Hantaviruses?". Viruses. 6 (1): 151–171. doi:10...
- Orquiola, John (5
August 2022). "The True
Story Of The Sandman's
Sleeping Sickness Of 1916". ScreenRant.
Archived from the
original on 20
March 2025. Retrieved...
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considered synonymous with
other diagnoses,
including "
sweating sickness", "prickly heat", or "Picardy
sweat" (after the
region in
Northern France). Wolfgang...
